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November 18, 2013
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Throughout the forums, a general answer to the question “How should I play XX?” is “Construct a range and see whether or not XX belongs in that range.” This is also the main thesis of Ed Miller's Poker's 1%.
For those of you doing the dirty work of constructing ranges and seeing how they perform against opponent ranges, what software tools and strategies do you find the most efficient?
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December 6, 2012
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CREV is the best, though it's expensive. Flopzilla may be useful, or Odds Oracle.
January 16, 2014
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For visuallizing/constructing ranges I think Combonator is slightly better than Flopzilla, but I think a combination of Combonator and CREV is the best. I went into why in this way to long of a post (post #7, 3rd paragraph). …..balancing/
If you had to choose just one non-free tool to learn CREV is probably the best one overall.
I think GTO Range Builder has a chance of being the best, but it has a funky subscription pay system. So even if it's better there's no way it's $500/year more better.
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